Environmental Voter Project Earth Week. April 19-25, 2026. Graphics of Nevada, Nebraska, Virginia, and Georgia.
  • March 19 2026
  • Blog posts

Join EVP for Earth Week 2026

Join EVP for Earth Week to to mobilize low propensity voters with phone banks into Virginia, Nevada, Nebraska, and Georgia!

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  • March 13 2026
  • Blog posts

Get Out The Environmental Vote for Virginia's Redistricting Referendum

The Virginia Redistricting Referendum is likely to be one of this year's most important elections. Join us to make sure environmentalists turn out in big numbers.

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  • March 9 2026
  • Blog posts

This April utility board election is getting national attention.

In this edition, we spotlight three upcoming elections that could have a significant impact on climate policy-making.
EVERY TUESDAY 12-1:30PM ET 9-10:30AM PT Get Out The Environmental Vote Virtual Phone Bank ZOOM
  • January 14 2026
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Join Elders Promote the Vote for Weekly Environmental Voter Phone Banks!

Join Elders Climate Action, Elders for Sound Democracy, and the Environmental Voter Project for all-ages phone banks to turn low propensity environmental voters out to vote!

A photo of an older Black man with white hair and glasses voting at a voting booth. Below, white text on a dark green background reads "Gray is the New Green: The Growing Strength of Older Climate Voters"
  • December 10 2025
  • Blog posts

Gray is the New Green: The Growing Strength of Older Climate Voters (2025)

The Environmental Voter Project (EVP) released a report highlighting key findings from 2025 predictive models identifying environment-first voters aged 65 and older across 20 states.
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  • November 3 2025
  • Press

NBC News Los Angeles: Will voters prioritize climate change in the 2026 election?

KNBC Los Angeles’s Chase Cain speaks with Nathaniel Stinnett about the effects of climate change and how this impacts what voters decide in the 2026 midterm elections.

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  • October 7 2025
  • Blog posts

Three November elections every climate activist should be watching

In this edition, we spotlight three November 2025 elections that could have a significant impact on climate policy-making. Of course, this fall’s prominent gubernatorial elections in New Jersey and Virginia are also crucially important to the climate movement, but the following elections aren’t getting as much attention.
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  • September 22 2025
  • Blog posts

2022-2025 Overview of Volunteer Postcard Experiments

Key findings from multiple randomized controlled trials conducted by the Environmental Voter Project from 2022 – 2025 testing which types of volunteer-written postcards tend to increase turnout among low propensity voters.
GET OUT THE ENVIRONMENTAL VOTE. VIRTUAL PHONE BANKS. OCT 31-NOV 4
  • September 12 2025
  • Blog posts

Sign up for 2025 GOTV Shifts Today!

Join first-time and long-time Environmental Voter Project volunteers to call low propensity environmental voters ahead of Nov. 4 elections!

Nathaniel Stinnett being interviewed on the Practivist Pod.
  • September 11 2025
  • Press

The Practivist Pod: Building Power with Nathaniel Stinnett

Nathaniel Stinnett, the founder and executive director of the Environmental Voter Project, joins the Practivist Pod to talk about how we can mobilize lower propensity voters around environmental issues

A photo of an older Black man with white hair and glasses voting at a voting booth. Below, white text on a dark green background reads "Gray is the New Green: The Growing Strength of Older Climate Voters"
  • December 10 2025
  • Blog posts

Gray is the New Green: The Growing Strength of Older Climate Voters (2025)

The Environmental Voter Project (EVP) released a report highlighting key findings from 2025 predictive models identifying environment-first voters aged 65 and older across 20 states.
A white sign reads "POLLING STATION" in black text with an arrow pointing left.
  • October 7 2025
  • Blog posts

Three November elections every climate activist should be watching

In this edition, we spotlight three November 2025 elections that could have a significant impact on climate policy-making. Of course, this fall’s prominent gubernatorial elections in New Jersey and Virginia are also crucially important to the climate movement, but the following elections aren’t getting as much attention.
A line of mailboxes shown along a dirt road. At the bottom, white text on a dark green background reads "Overview of Experiments Testing the Impact of Volunteer Postcards"
  • September 22 2025
  • Blog posts

2022-2025 Overview of Volunteer Postcard Experiments

Key findings from multiple randomized controlled trials conducted by the Environmental Voter Project from 2022 – 2025 testing which types of volunteer-written postcards tend to increase turnout among low propensity voters.
GET OUT THE ENVIRONMENTAL VOTE. VIRTUAL PHONE BANKS. OCT 31-NOV 4
  • September 12 2025
  • Blog posts

Sign up for 2025 GOTV Shifts Today!

Join first-time and long-time Environmental Voter Project volunteers to call low propensity environmental voters ahead of Nov. 4 elections!

Protester holding a sign that reads "THE CLIMATE IS CHANGING, WHY AREN'T WE?" Below, green text on a blue background reads: "Americans Care Deeply About Climate Change but Don’t View It in a Political Context
  • July 31 2025
  • Blog posts

Poll: Americans Care Deeply About Climate Change but Don’t View It in a Political Context

A national survey released by the Environmental Voter Project reveals that Americans think about climate change more often than issues like abortion, immigration, or gun violence but are far less likely to view it as a political problem. Instead, most Americans view climate change as a matter of personal behavior rather than political action.
2023-24 IMPACT REPORT
  • March 31 2025
  • Blog posts

Announcing EVP's 2023-2024 Impact Report!

We're thrilled to share our 2023-2024 Impact Report with you and invite you to a special briefing webinar where we'll dig in to the results.

Earth Week. April 21-26, 2025. Environmental Voter Project
  • March 12 2025
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Join EVP for Earth Week 2025

Join EVP for Earth Week to to mobilize low propensity voters with phone banks into Michigan, Texas, and Nebraska!

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  • January 29 2025
  • Blog posts

3 under-the-radar Climate Elections to watch in 2025

In this edition, we spotlight three under-the-radar 2025 elections that could have a significant impact on climate policy-making. Of course, this fall’s prominent gubernatorial elections in New Jersey and Virginia are also crucially important to the climate movement, but the following elections aren’t getting as much attention.
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  • December 12 2024
  • Blog posts

Exit Poll: climate voters were Harris’s strongest supporters

In this edition, we spotlight who climate voters supported in the 2024 presidential election, exit polling data on fracking in Pennsylvania, and how voters in Ann Arbor, MI approved the creation of a local clean energy utility.
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  • November 25 2024
  • Blog posts

2024 was a Landslide...for 'Did Not Vote'

A new analysis by the Environmental Voter Project shows that 85.9 million eligible voters skipped the 2024 general election.

Climate Change is on the ballot.
  • October 30 2024
  • Press

Grist: 5 ways to get out the vote for climate in the final days before the U.S. presidential election

EVP Executive Director Nathaniel Stinnett speaks with Grist about the critical connection between climate action and democracy and shares five actionable ways anyone can help get out the vote for the environment in the final days before the U.S. presidential election.

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  • October 25 2024
  • Press

CBS News: Climate groups working to mobilize early voters and track new climate voters in battleground states

Across Philadelphia, dozens of silver haired, climate-conscious canvassers are going door to door in the last weeks before Election Day, leaving green slips of paper with guides on how to register to vote this year.

Nathaniel Stinnett being interviewed on CBS News 24/7.
  • October 23 2024
  • Press

CBS News: Could new, environmental voters decide the 2024 election?

Nathaniel Stinnett, the founder and executive director of the Environmental Voter Project, joins CBS News with more details on efforts to mobilize voters around climate issues.

Hilary Naiberk and Nikhil Lakhani role play a canvassing interaction to train other Environmental Voter Project volunteers. (Sophia Schmidt/WHYY)
  • October 8 2024
  • Press

WHYY: Volunteers knock on doors to create climate ‘super-voters’ in Philadelphia

The Environmental Voter Project targets people who are passionate about climate and the environment, but rarely or never vote.

Jason Sudeikis and Ayana Elizabeth Johnson dance off at our LA Climate Variety Show. Lead Locally programmed Dance Dance Revolution boards so that every step sent a text to a voter to remind them to #VoteClimate – when we’re texting climate voters, everyone wins! (Photo: Elisa Ferrari)
  • October 6 2024
  • Press

What If We Get It Right?: Episode 2 - Vote Climate ✅

8 million environmental voters did not vote in the 2020 election 🤯

Photo of Nathaniel Stinnett with text that reads New Faces of Democracy Podcast. Nathaniel Stinnett. Environmental Voter Project. Episode 52
  • October 2 2024
  • Press

New Faces of Democracy: Nathaniel Stinnett of the Environmental Voter Project

EVP Founder and Executive Director joined the New Faces of Democracy Podcast to discuss the Environmental Voter Project's goal to build political power for climate issues not by changing minds but by changing behavior.

Kamala Harris greets supporters after speaking at a campaign rally at the Enmarket Arena August 29 in Savannah, Georgia. Photo: Win McNamee/Getty Images.
  • September 25 2024
  • Press

Capital & Main: Georgia’s Young Climate Voters Could Help Push Harris Past Trump

In the face of extreme heat and rising sea levels, the state is welcoming billions of dollars in clean-energy projects.

Nathaniel Stinnett on camera next to CBS News Miami's Jim DeFede
  • September 15 2024
  • Press

CBS Miami: The politics of climate change

EVP Founder and Executive Director Nathaniel Stinnett speaks with CBS News Miami's Jim DeFede about the Politics of Climate Change.

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  • September 4 2024
  • Press

Volts: How to activate climate voters

The Environmental Voter Project has a unique approach: rather than convincing people to care about climate change, it identifies people who already do, but don't consistently vote, and works to get them to the polls. In this episode, EVP founder Nathaniel Stinnett discusses how to find these voters, keep them engaged, and measure their impact.

Supporters cheer for Democratic presidential candidate and Vice President Kamala Harris at Georgia State Convocation Center on July 30 in Atlanta. Credit: Julia Beverly/Getty Images
  • August 25 2024
  • Press

Inside Climate News: Kamala Harris’ Favorability Is Sky High Among Young Voters in Battleground States

New polling by the Environmental Voter Project also shows that there are 245,000 so-called low propensity environment voters in Pennsylvania who could decide the election in the crucial swing state if they turn out.

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